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A retrieval layer that lets an agent recall a user's history across separate conversations, using pgvector inside PostgreSQL — no separate vector DB to run or pay for.
Stack: PostgreSQL, pgvector, text-embedding-3-small, Python.
Why it matters: most chatbots forget you the moment you close the tab. This makes an agent feel continuous.
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I’ve officially launched StoryMint🚀
Turn one rough idea into a connected visual story - from planning the content to generating and editing the final carousel.
You can now support the launch on both platforms:
Peerlist: https://peerlist.io/vaibhavgareja/project/connected-story-ai-carousel-generator
Product Hunt: https://producthunt.com/posts/storymint-2/maker-invite?code=AO1IjN
And if you have a minute, try StoryMint → http://story-mint.com
Would genuinely love your feedback. What would you improve?
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a teaser at a fictional AI chatbot. thoughts & feelings? what else would you like to know as a potential, conceptual consumer? hit me with your best shot!
i'm looking to complete this little 'preview' for presentation come friday afternoon.
Cool work!
Hi everyone!
I'm new here, so I wanted to introduce myself.
I learned the basics of Python about two years ago, and a year ago I started a degree in AI and Data Science. I'm currently in my third semester, and I'm focused on developing my programming and data skills while building my first real-world experience.
For now, I'm looking to contribute to smaller tasks such as data cleaning, data analysis, automation, and logical scripting. I don't expect to jump directly into complex projects; my goal is to help with the work I can handle while learning how software and data projects actually work in the industry.
I'm also very interested in how AI fits into programming. In my personal projects, I try to use AI primarily as a learning and reasoning tool rather than as a replacement for understanding or writing the code myself. I like using it more as a Socratic teacher: asking questions, challenging my reasoning, explaining concepts, and helping me find mistakes.
At the same time, I recognize that AI is becoming almost indispensable in modern development. But I believe that understanding the fundamentals is just as important. I want to learn how things work, not simply how to get an AI to produce them.
Currently, I'm working on a physics simulator as a personal project. It's still a work in progress, but I hope to share my progress here in the future.
I'm here to learn, contribute, and get a better understanding of what working in the industry is actually like. If there are small tasks where I can be useful while continuing to learn, I'd be happy to help.
Best regards!